[mas604]

Hey all, thought I'd share this with you guys...for all you Bruce Lee fans. Who isn't?

PART 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NBCX9K3gPk

PART 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VP6SHCNW2NY&feature=related

PART 3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4KHxAOtxO8&feature=related

PART 4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuE_fvqNUc4&feature=related

PART 5
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOJaNivmidY&feature=related

PART 6
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zB3fwR46Ho&feature=related

PART 7
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mT2SBQsWfw&feature=related

PART 8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jH2zFSnT0A&feature=related

PART 9
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wlQ7VseC2k&feature=related

PART 10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rn48a4T2Qag&feature=related

[FerrariEnzo]

the only person that can beat him was himself.. as proof, he lost...

[asian_XL]

^ Ip Man will beat him for sure

http://www.londonwingchun.com/images/bruce_lee_ip_man.jpg

[PiuYi]

awesome

[LiquidTurbo]

You simply can't mess w/ this.

http://www.davedraper.com/fusionbb/fbbuploads/med_1214400139-The_Way_Of_The_Dragon_1972_Bruce_Lee_flex_front.jp g

[SpartanAir]

Lot of cool interviews...just ignore LL Cool J though.

[Jingwu3]

his qoute is my signature. respect.

[sleazyho]

Saw this a long time ago. Good docu though. Gotta respect that beast

[Ch28]

My idol.

"Using no way as way, having no limitation as limitation"

[tonyvu]

"water can flow, or water can crash.... be water my friend."

one of my favourite quotes of all time.

[FerrariEnzo]

^ Ip Man will beat him for sure

http://www.londonwingchun.com/images/bruce_lee_ip_man.jpg

Bruce Lee was his student...

[Death2Theft]

The KKK.
Hey all, thought I'd share this with you guys...for all you Bruce Lee fans. Who isn't?

[SpartanAir]

Quote from "Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story" :

"DROP A PEBBO IN A POND.....IT RIPPO...."

[Grandmaster TSE]

saw that a while ago, great stuff

[AzNightmare]

I haven't watched all those videos yet. (at school right now)

I read an article a while back, someone that trained with Bruce Lee was doing an interview and said something about him not being as great as everyone says or believes. He became more of a legend based on hype and myths/rumors of what people say he has done. And this was coming from someone that knew Bruce personally, without the media blowing things out of proportion. He said something along the lines of Bruce being a great (martial art) actor and teacher, but not necessarily the "invincible" fighter as most would know him as.

I can't find the article anymore, but maybe someone else has stumbled upon it?

Anyway, I still think Bruce Lee's awesome. Can't wait to watch those videos when I get home.

[monkeywrench]

whoa donnie yen was interviewed too

only on part 2 lol

[winson604]

I haven't watched all those videos yet. (at school right now)

I read an article a while back, someone that trained with Bruce Lee was doing an interview and said something about him not being as great as everyone says or believes. He became more of a legend based on hype and myths/rumors of what people say he has done. And this was coming from someone that knew Bruce personally, without the media blowing things out of proportion. He said something along the lines of Bruce being a great (martial art) actor and teacher, but not necessarily the "invincible" fighter as most would know him as.

I can't find the article anymore, but maybe someone else has stumbled upon it?

Anyway, I still think Bruce Lee's awesome. Can't wait to watch those videos when I get home.

Lies! he probably got his ass kicked by Lee! Bah who knows, great or not Bruce Lee is still the shiet and always will be for me.

[achiam]

Has anyone here visited his grave? It's in Seattle on a hill looking out towards mercer island.

[Ch28]

I have the HD version and its a great piece for people like myself who are huge fans of him.

[LiquidTurbo]

I haven't watched all those videos yet. (at school right now)

I read an article a while back, someone that trained with Bruce Lee was doing an interview and said something about him not being as great as everyone says or believes. He became more of a legend based on hype and myths/rumors of what people say he has done. And this was coming from someone that knew Bruce personally, without the media blowing things out of proportion. He said something along the lines of Bruce being a great (martial art) actor and teacher, but not necessarily the "invincible" fighter as most would know him as.

I can't find the article anymore, but maybe someone else has stumbled upon it?

Anyway, I still think Bruce Lee's awesome. Can't wait to watch those videos when I get home.

The dude was jealous that he couldn't:

1. Two finger pushups
2. One inch punch
3. Kill Chuck Norris.:D

One of the most underated BL scenes is this one, starting @ 2:05. The speed of the kicks is unbelievable. No camera tricks, no sped up anything.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dblTaUFf87U#t=2m5s

[bayee]

Always admired the man, truly an iconic inspiration !

"Knowing is not enough, we must apply. Willing is not enough, we must do."

[DC5-S]

Bruce lee was good but not the best. The old guy in enter the dragon that watches the matches in the movie beat him in a sparring match. And chuck Norris was the number one martial artist back then, while Bruce lee didn't have any titles. Although chuck Norris said Bruce lee could have been a great fighter if he competed.
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[raygunpk]

Bruce lee was good but not the best. The old guy in enter the dragon that watches the matches in the movie beat him in a sparring match. And chuck Norris was the number one martial artist back then, while Bruce lee didn't have any titles. Although chuck Norris said Bruce lee could have been a great fighter if he competed.
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[Ronin]

^ Ip Man will beat him for sure

Love to see that fight. Ip Man is a bad, bad motherfucker too.

I WANT TO FIGHT TEN.

[tamazoid]

^ Ip Man will beat him for sure

http://www.londonwingchun.com/images/bruce_lee_ip_man.jpg

It's actually Yip Man. Ip Man's the film.


Love to see that fight. Ip Man is a bad, bad motherfucker too.

I WANT TO FIGHT TEN.

Bruce Lee is my idol.

And Ip Man 2 movie just came out btw...

[asian_XL]

It's actually Yip Man. Ip Man's the film.



Yip and Ip are the same :twirleye:

[TomBox_N]

Damn, just watched ip man 2. All I can say is the final battle was sooooooo intense.
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[SpartanAir]

I haven't watched all those videos yet. (at school right now)

I read an article a while back, someone that trained with Bruce Lee was doing an interview and said something about him not being as great as everyone says or believes. He became more of a legend based on hype and myths/rumors of what people say he has done. And this was coming from someone that knew Bruce personally, without the media blowing things out of proportion. He said something along the lines of Bruce being a great (martial art) actor and teacher, but not necessarily the "invincible" fighter as most would know him as.

I can't find the article anymore, but maybe someone else has stumbled upon it?

Anyway, I still think Bruce Lee's awesome. Can't wait to watch those videos when I get home.

Yeah but what he did right was brand and promote himself properly. He did so many things before anyone else, and was such a grounded person in terms of what he believed that he seemed super confident and powerful in anything he did. I'm sure there were many straight up fighters out there, not actor/fighter/philosophers, that could have matched or beaten him.

It's all about how you hold yourself and the behaviour you display.

[cspec]

I haven't watched all those videos yet. (at school right now)

I read an article a while back, someone that trained with Bruce Lee was doing an interview and said something about him not being as great as everyone says or believes. He became more of a legend based on hype and myths/rumors of what people say he has done. And this was coming from someone that knew Bruce personally, without the media blowing things out of proportion. He said something along the lines of Bruce being a great (martial art) actor and teacher, but not necessarily the "invincible" fighter as most would know him as.

I can't find the article anymore, but maybe someone else has stumbled upon it?

Anyway, I still think Bruce Lee's awesome. Can't wait to watch those videos when I get home.

I actually brought this conversation with a few local Hong Kong martial artists a few weeks back talking about Bruce Lee. My father and his friends (during their younger years... much younger) trained in Hong Kong under "Wong Shun Leung" -- Bruce Lee's "See Hing" (I don't know what that translation is in English, basically the person who trained with his master before Bruce Lee started learning).

While I don't know how true that interview you saw was, or even how truthful the personal experiences that people I have talked to are -- I do believe they are much more valid because the bunch of guys my dad keeps in contacts with are great people (a firefighter who lost his arm saving a family of five, and a policeman for thirty years has earned enough credibility in my books). But I'll share what I have heard from them...

For the most part, the media did in a sense blow Bruce Lee up as an "Invincible Fighter". There was a lot of hype around him because he was undoubtedly the pride at joy of Hong Kong, if not Asia. Because he wasn't just some phoney martial artists -- he actually had talent (how you measure talent in today's standards is totally personal preference but at the time the general populous's view was so). According to my family friends, Bruce Lee was indeed a prodigy during his time. Because yes, he probably won't be able to stack up to a lot of martial artists today. With the advent of the internet, it really is much easier to "improve" yourself than before. But back then, it wasn't so easy, so in a sense, he was "great"... during his time.

While some people may of contrasting views of Bruce Lee, the general consensus with the people I talked to was that everyone viewed him as a very down to earth person regardless of how famous he became. I heard stories of when he came back to Hong Kong, he would always find my dad's master and was overall very respectful and nice to everyone. And that aspect of being so down-to-earth is what a lot of people still admire. I don't think you can find a lot of people on the streets in Hong Kong that doesn't admire or respect Bruce Lee. This doesn't seem like a lot or anything special, but in Hong Kong it means a lot, because every other person here bitches and criticizes about everything and everyone.

[LiquidTurbo]

It's not only the physical abilities of Bruce that made him so legendary.... the 'idea' and the 'role model' he played was what made him so popular..

His 'stigma' is totally unmatched.

[K3604]

Watch Ip Man 2, a young version of Bruce Lee is introduced at the end of movie.. Can't wait for Ip Man 3.. If there will be one released..

[.Renn.Sport]

http://www.2dayblog.com/images/2010/april/ipronman.jpg

Ip Man + Ironman's suit = invincible

[124Y]

Bruce Lee is definitely an inspirational role model. He wasn't just a physically fit actor and martial artist, but an intelligent individual who used the philosophies he had studied to improve his understanding of martial art and life.

[jerche]

wow bruce lee pioneered protein shakes...he used to make his own with raw beef, raw eggs and some other stuff blended all together according to the documentary...
it sounds gross, anyone tried it? lol